Bring someone into the conversation who can answer their question.
A delighted customer is a satisfied customer after doing business with your company. In turn they would be more likely to do business with you again and will hopefully tell others about their experience / recommend your business.
Look at the question as 'what would happen to the organisation if they handled customer complaints poorly?' For example they would loose business as the customers would go elsewhere.
Customer Relationship Management is the way one mountains their relationship with customers. An initiative would most likely be some type of either intrinsic or extrinsic incentive for maintaining positive customer relationships.
Inverse thinking
sales and customer service
The proper response would be "I don't know, but let me find out for you."This looks like one of the questions on the McDonald's employment assessment:"A customer asks you a question and you are not sure of the answer. You feel the customer expects you to know the answer. What would you be MOST likely to do?"You should follow your instincts and do what you think would be best in the situation.Check the "Sources and related links" section below for a full list of best answers for the McDonald's assessment.
direct them to customer service
Mid america would be so displeased you posted professor carter's question lol.
A delighted customer is a satisfied customer after doing business with your company. In turn they would be more likely to do business with you again and will hopefully tell others about their experience / recommend your business.
Look at the question as 'what would happen to the organisation if they handled customer complaints poorly?' For example they would loose business as the customers would go elsewhere.
Look at the question as 'what would happen to the organisation if they handled customer complaints poorly?' For example they would loose business as the customers would go elsewhere.
Look at the question as 'what would happen to the organisation if they handled customer complaints poorly?' For example they would loose business as the customers would go elsewhere.
They may ask you why you would like to work at the plantation. They will probably ask you what customer service experience you have had or give some scenarios of what you would do with a problem customer.
If someone needs to contact 3 customer service, they can get a hold of them in several ways. The first and most likely quickest would be through e-mail. Another way would be to call the customer service number.
To answer a question we need a what, who, when, where, why or how. Your question needs a when.
There is no item on the list of choices that you posted with your question that would be likely to do that.
He would most likely question you why you did that, and/or get angry with you.